Closed damienhocking closed 3 years ago
@damienhocking, I don't fully understand what you are trying to do though, --cert
and --key
have nothing to do with a CA file, but they are for client certificate and its private key.
You can use the 2nd constructor of Client
below to set your client cert and private key:
class Client {
public:
// Universal interface
explicit Client(const char *scheme_host_port);
explicit Client(const char *scheme_host_port,
const std::string &client_cert_path,
const std::string &client_key_path);
Please let me know if I misunderstand what you are doing. Thanks!
Ah, that might be what I need, I'm not that experienced in SSL (in case that's not already obvious...). I'll try this, if it works I'll post back and close this. Thank you.
Yes, this was it, it works. Thank you for the very fast help.
Hi, I'm trying to connect to a RavenDB server through its REST interface. Our security on the DB requires a custom client certificate. We can connect using curl, with the keys as:
curl --cert dbkey.crt --key dbkey.key -X GET https://db.server.url:xxx/yyyy
I'm trying to do the same thing withh cpp-httplib and set_ca_cert_path(...). It's not working, I can connect with various root ca files but fail on the actual DB authentication, or if I use the dbkey.crt directly openssl fails on a user certificate.
Is there a way to set a CA file and the server key, or do I need to do something else?